The Scientific committee of the Companion Animal programme will be proud to present to you an impressive list of renowned national and international speakers that will guide you through the most interesting topics of, and insights in, veterinary companion animal medicine. The day is filled with streams containing multiple lectures, giving you the theoretical knowledge needed for your day-to-day cases.
21 April 2022
Speakers Programme
Conor McNeill (US) – Diagnostic workup for the oncology patient: How to diagnose and stage common cancers in pets
Conor McNeill (US) – Oncology emergencies in the clinic and managing side effects from treatment
Conor McNeill (US) – Paraneoplastic conditions: When cancer reaches out beyond the primary tumor
Danielle Gunn-Moore (UK) – A new horizon for the treatment of Feline Infectious Peritonitis
Herman Egberink (NL) – Update on FIP: pathogenesis en diagnosis
Hille Fieten (NL) – Update on BOAS patients and scoring system in PETscan
Hille Fieten (NL) – Congenital oesophageal motility dysfunction in dogs: A tough pill to swallow
Joachim Proot (NL) – Intestinal surgery: What’s new, what’s hot and what’s not?
Joachim Proot (NL) – Perineal hernia: From the straightforward to the complicated, all you need to know to successfully tackle perineal hernia surgery in practice
Joost Uilenreef (NL) – Multimodal analgesia
Joost Uilenreef (NL) – Repiratoire anesthesie patient
Joris Vink (NL) – Hipdysplasia in cats
Marja de Jong (NL) – From Paper 2 Practice, part 1: ACVIM consensus: Diagnosis of IMHA
Marja de Jong (NL) – From Paper 2 Practice, part 2: Pancreatitis in cats
Philipp Schmierer (DE) – Orthopeadics
Tera Pijnacker (NL) – From Paper 2 Practice, part 1: ACVIM consensus: Identification, evaluation and management of systemic hypertension
Tera Pijnacker (NL) – From Paper 2 Practice, part 2: ACVIM consensus: Rational use of gastrointestinal protectants
Viktor Szatmari (NL) – Congenital heart diseases: what to do with a pup with heart murmer?
All-round Stream with Eric Garcia (US)
– The latest tools & tips to manage your online reputation
– How to implement and handle client feedback
– Digital Marketing
– The importance of saying thank you online
SPEAKER HIGHLIGHTS
Conor McNeill
Conor McNeill is the medical director of the oncology service at the Hope Advanced Veterinary Center, a private practice outside of Washington, D.C. He is board-certified in Oncology by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine. He received his veterinary degree from Utrecht University in the Netherlands in 2003. After moving to the United States, he completed a one-year rotating small animal internship in medicine and surgery, a residency in medical oncology, and a fellowship in radiation oncology at the University of Pennsylvania.
Herman Egberink
Herman Egberink studied veterinary medicine at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Utrecht University, the Netherlands where he graduated in 1983. He joined the Department of Virology and became associate professor 1997. He is a Royal Dutch Veterinary Association registered specialist in Veterinary Microbiology (Virology) and member of the European Advisory Board on Cat Diseases (ABCD).
